identity claims, atoning death and bodily resurrection. To the pluralist, Jesus is no more than a God-conscious human being. Now, if that were true, it would completely undermine the Christian faith (1 Cor 15:13–19). But to allow that Jesus is the Son of God, the second person of the Trinity, would undermine pluralism. So for pluralism to stand, the Christian faith must fall. Yet for all their opposition to Christian arrogance, pluralists do what they accuse the Christian of doing—claiming to be